The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-27
PERSONAL.

SENATOR HALE sailed from Liverpool for this
country on Saturday, with his family.
CAMPANINr passed his pug, duty free, at the
New York custom house, as a ''Bostonian by
birth.
EARL COMPTON, heir to the marquisate of
Northampton. Is an ardent worker in the slums
of London, and "A sympathizer with Socialism
THE number of women who walk for exer-
else regularly in New York is increasing so rap
idly that the doctors are beginning to complain.
THE famous Hungarian violinist. Remenyi
who was well-Snown in the United States was
drowned in a shipwreck Off the coast of NADIA
gascar
Mrs. LANGTRY says she is not jealous of Mrs
James Brown Potter, and is doing all in her
power to assist the American beauty to achieve
success.
The Princess of Wales and her daughters win
be able 20 return to England from Copenhagen
in time to celebrate the anniversary of the
Prince of Wales birth. Nov. 8.
Mr.. BLAINE, who is now in Paris will remain
there for some weeks, owing. 1t is said to Mrs
Blaine's bad health. They will go to the Riviera
as soon as the regular season there begins.
REV Mr.. TALMAGE, Mr.. Conklng and Gen R.
A. Pryor are among the signatures to a meet
ing of sympathy for the condemned Anarchists
VINO are under sentence of death in Chicago.
Mrs FERNANDO YzNAGA has just obtained
divorce in the California courts. She was the
favorite sister of Mrs. w. X Vanderbilt and
Mr. Yznaga is a brother to the Duchess of Man
chester
Mrs. BuRKE-RocHE, whose divorce from her
husband is one of the sensations of London Just
now formerly well-known in New York as
Fannie Work, daughter of Frank Work, the we'll
known banker and horse owner Mrs Burke
Roche is of the dark and stately type of beauty
Her sister married son of Mayor Hewitt.
THE RUMoRs concerning Jay Goulds bad
health are pronounced Wall street fabricationS
by his friends. Though not a very strong man
physically, Mr.. Gould works so systematically
that he accompanies more in an hour than
many men in day. His coming voyage to
Europe is to be made more as a precaution than
a cure.
GEN BUTLER has been following his own adj
vice in relation to buying land for the sake of
obtaining the value that other people give to it.
Last year he offered some property south of the
capitol at Washington to the Government, but
il did not want it then. The property has since
been appraised with view to its purchase and
the General is to receive $1,000 more than he
offered it for last year.
WHEN on his death-bed and too weak to sign
his name, the late Governor Bartlett, of Cali.
fornia. told his brother that he had promised
the mother of a young man imprisoned for
forgery that he would pardon her son after he
had served three years. Convey my wishes ="
he said, Ito Waterman after am dead know
he will carry them out" Gov. Waterman has
now announced the pardon of the young man in
question.
THE Earl of Coventry, who is now travelling in
America. is the owner of one of the most beaiti.
full places in England, Coombe Abbey, War
wickshire. His picture gallery contains the
celebrated collection of Stuart portraits which
were brought into the Coventry family by Eliza.
beth of Bohemia, the Stuart Princess who, in
second marriage became the wife of the fourth
Baron The earldom is a comparatively recent
creation.